Sentence examples for sometimes going back to from inspiring English sources

For the Jets, sometimes going back to the drawing board is as simple as going back to basics.

Melissa Cacciola speaks slowly, deliberating over each word, sometimes going back to tweak a phrase or clarify a thought.

Given their more than 30 years of combined experience in the House, the two candidates tend to argue over their legislative records, sometimes going back to the mid-1990s to argue the fine points of what a voucher is.

It also cites a remarkable ruling by Britain's law lords in 1904 vindicating a tiny bunch of Protestant diehards in a property row, on the ground that predestination was indeed an immovable part of their church's doctrine.Under the English-speaking world's common law, precedents, sometimes going back to medieval England, always play a role.

The simple, honest food is very good (omelets, sandwiches, mache salads, local cheeses, foie gras) and the family's wines are available by bottle or glass, sometimes going back to the 1980s.

Sometimes going back to work on Monday feels especially frustrating because you let it creep into your off-time, and so it never even feels like you had a weekend at all". Kahn agrees.

The fees often go back to the venue, sometimes go back to the performers.

So while she only sometimes goes back to Kenya, she is still trying to give back.

They talked or didn't talk, and read the paper, and sometimes went back to bed.

I sometimes go back to Stockport and the fans still love me.

Instead of "resting" he sometimes went back to shop-window dressing.